Residential Stone Countertop Sealing

Have you had your stone countertops sealed recently? If not, now is the time!

Before and After Picture of a Dull Marble Countertop Sealed for Extra Protection

Before and After Picture of a Dull Marble Countertop Sealed for Extra Protection

Before and After Picture of a Tan Marble Countertop Sealed to Recover Its Sheen

In a typical home setting, spills are an everyday occurrence, and when a countertop is composed of a naturally porous stone like marble, limestone, travertine, etc., they can cause a lot of damage. When an acidic substance like coffee, juice, or tea gets spilled on a stone surface that needs to be sealed or resealed, it is likely to leave behind an unattractive etch mark or stain. Although spills are inevitable and sealing your stone can't prevent them, having your countertop sealed will provide a strong barrier that will protect your countertop against most stains.

Before and After Picture of a Bathroom Marble Countertop Sealed for Protection Against Spills

Before and After Picture of a Bathroom Marble Countertop Sealed for Protection Against Spills

Before and After Picture of Black Granite Countertop Sealed to Reverse Scratching

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Michael L - Orlando, FLJanuary 15, 2021

From the beginning of our interaction, this company does the right things to make you feel comfortable doing business with them. We spoke with Keith, who provided an estimate over FaceTime. We then had Cesar and his partner come and while they did a great job, we thought that the grout (brite white) could be a little more consistent on the main floor (shower was excellent).

After speaking with Keith and having Cesar check on the situation, they sent Dawn out who was absolutely fantastic and finished the job with a keen attention to detail. Our floor now looks perfect and this company was a pleasure to do business with. Highly recommend to anyone looking to get their grout either finished (we are a year old house but never satisfied with the dirty grout Lennar provided us) or redone. Our shower floor was tinged red from our hard water and they were able to make that look good as new. I want to reiterate as we were skeptical if they could retouch with white and I'll just saw we are no longer skeptical.

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Before and After Picture of a Dull Limestone Countertop Sealed to Bring Back Its Shine

Before and After Picture of Black Marble Countertop Sealed to Reverse Water Damage

For optimal performance, we recommend that your stone countertops be sealed once every 12-18 months. If you are unsure whether or not the time has come for your countertop to be resealed, watch the demonstration video below to learn how to check for yourself.

Because of its elegance, durability, and enduring beauty, granite has become the stone of choice for most countertops in today's luxury homes. If sealed properly by a professional like Sir Grout, your granite countertop can easily outlast your home itself. Do yourself a favor and let Sir Grout Orlando protect your lavish investment by sealing the granite, or any other type of stone countertops in your home today.

Before and After Picture of a Kitchen Marble Countertop Sealed for Extra Protection

Before and After Picture of a Kitchen Marble Countertop Sealed for Extra Protection

Before and After Picture of Brown Marble Countertop Sealed to Remove Water Marks

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Call Sir Grout Orlando at (407) 409-8787 or fill out the "Request a Quote" form at the bottom of this page to enjoy a free evaluation and quote for any of our services in your home or office.

VIDEO TESTIMONIALS

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